Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Dermaplaning A-LaCarte.

Dermaplaning A-LaCarte is generally safe when performed by a licensed esthetician. We assess your skin beforehand and may avoid or modify the treatment for active inflammation, rosacea, or open lesions. A brief patch check and consultation ensure suitability and comfort.

No — dermaplaning removes vellus hair and dead skin without changing hair follicle structure. Regrowth returns at its natural texture and rate; some clients notice a softer feel. Regular treatments refresh skin but do not cause thicker or darker hair growth.

We recommend dermaplaning every four to six weeks to maintain smoothness and maximize results. Frequency can vary by hair growth and skin sensitivity; your esthetician will recommend an optimal schedule during consultation based on your individual concerns and goals.

Dermaplaning smooths surface texture and gently removes dead skin and peach fuzz, but it does not treat deep acne scars or active cystic acne. We avoid the procedure on inflamed breakouts; alternative treatments are recommended for scar revision and active acne control.

After Dermaplaning A-LaCarte avoid exfoliants, retinoids, and strong active ingredients for 48 to 72 hours. Use gentle cleansers, hydrating serums, and broad-spectrum SPF daily. Expect mild redness briefly; contact us if irritation persists beyond a day or two.

Dermaplaning A-LaCarte suits many skin types, especially dull, dry, or mature skin, but it's not ideal for active acne, open wounds, or uncontrolled rosacea. A consultation will determine candidacy and any necessary modifications for safety.